11.08.2012, 11:19
Fact about Anti-DPRK Entity Disclosed by S. Korean Magazine
Pyongyang, August 11 (KCNA) -- South Korea's magazine Weekly Korea recently disclosed the true colors of the "Statue Demolition Society" (SDS), an anti-DPRK organization.
According to the magazine, the matter of forming the SDS was brought up for discussion at a "2010 year-end gathering" of defectors to south Korea from the north.
At the meeting, Kim Song Min, representative of the "Front for Liberation of North Korean People" and concurrently of the "Voice of Free North Korea", instigated those present to turn out in the formation of the "society", saying that "symbolic action for bringing change in the north's social system is to demolish the statues." After all, the SDS came into being as an organization consisting of defectors who betrayed their country, parents and families.
The gathering was also attended by the south Korean "government" authorities.
The "society", formed with back of the Lee Myung Bak regime, is tasked to blow up statues and monuments, holy places in the DPRK.
The United States and the Lee group of traitors supplied fund and all necessary means for the SDS's operation and subversive activities.
Under their directive, the society made desperate efforts to undermine the social system in the DPRK.
It once forwarded a plan to demolish leader Kim Jong Il's old home in the Paektusan Secret Camp but gave it up halfway because of the DPRK's tightened security and obstacle in import of explosives.
In recent months, too, the U.S. and the Lee group examined and approved the "society's" plan to demolish statues and monuments in the DPRK while rendering full support to it.
This being a hard fact, they have denied the existence of the SDS even after Jon Yong Chol, a man involved in the recently-detected heinous terrorist case, testified to the fact about it.
Worse still, they insisted that the "society" is a "bogus organization" and termed the recent terrorist case as the DPRK's "own drama."
It was under such developments that Weekly Korea exposed the fact about the existence of the SDS, thus laying bare the dirty colors of the Lee group of traitors.
The magazine is one of the leading ultra-rightist conservative media in south Korea which would defend the Lee group's anti-reunification policy. This clearly shows that liars have short-wings and truth is bound to be distinguished with falsity.
Any provokers to the dignity of the DPRK supreme leadership will have to pay dearly for their deed. -0-
Pyongyang, August 11 (KCNA) -- South Korea's magazine Weekly Korea recently disclosed the true colors of the "Statue Demolition Society" (SDS), an anti-DPRK organization.
According to the magazine, the matter of forming the SDS was brought up for discussion at a "2010 year-end gathering" of defectors to south Korea from the north.
At the meeting, Kim Song Min, representative of the "Front for Liberation of North Korean People" and concurrently of the "Voice of Free North Korea", instigated those present to turn out in the formation of the "society", saying that "symbolic action for bringing change in the north's social system is to demolish the statues." After all, the SDS came into being as an organization consisting of defectors who betrayed their country, parents and families.
The gathering was also attended by the south Korean "government" authorities.
The "society", formed with back of the Lee Myung Bak regime, is tasked to blow up statues and monuments, holy places in the DPRK.
The United States and the Lee group of traitors supplied fund and all necessary means for the SDS's operation and subversive activities.
Under their directive, the society made desperate efforts to undermine the social system in the DPRK.
It once forwarded a plan to demolish leader Kim Jong Il's old home in the Paektusan Secret Camp but gave it up halfway because of the DPRK's tightened security and obstacle in import of explosives.
In recent months, too, the U.S. and the Lee group examined and approved the "society's" plan to demolish statues and monuments in the DPRK while rendering full support to it.
This being a hard fact, they have denied the existence of the SDS even after Jon Yong Chol, a man involved in the recently-detected heinous terrorist case, testified to the fact about it.
Worse still, they insisted that the "society" is a "bogus organization" and termed the recent terrorist case as the DPRK's "own drama."
It was under such developments that Weekly Korea exposed the fact about the existence of the SDS, thus laying bare the dirty colors of the Lee group of traitors.
The magazine is one of the leading ultra-rightist conservative media in south Korea which would defend the Lee group's anti-reunification policy. This clearly shows that liars have short-wings and truth is bound to be distinguished with falsity.
Any provokers to the dignity of the DPRK supreme leadership will have to pay dearly for their deed. -0-